Since 1993, we have created the opportunity for over 2,200 children 7 to 18 years of age to perform in amazing venues in Sacramento, our nation, and abroad. Our goal is to inspire our children – and our audiences – with a life-long love of music by performing different types of musical genres and by utilizing many languages and different eras.
The touring choirs of the SCC (Cantoris, Cappella) have delighted audiences in China, Sweden, Norway, England, France, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Pilsen, Kromeriz, Honolulu, New York (Carnegie Hall), Oregon and Los Angeles as well as the Sacramento Community Center Theater, the Memorial Auditorium and the Mondavi Center at University of California at Davis.
Join Sacramento Children’s Chorus at the Concert Across America to End Gun Violence on Sunday, September 23 from 3:00-4:30pm. After the concert ,there will be a receptionwith complementary refreshments.
Place: St. John’s Lutheran Church, 1701 L St, Sacramento, CA 95811. Please note that there is free parking
Performers: The Sacramento Children’s Chorus, Sacramento Gay Men’s Chorus, and the St. John’s Celebratory Singers
Join the Sacramento Children’s Chorus on Sunday, September 23 at 4:00pm on the Main Stage. This is an Immersive Art Exhibit & Festival at the former site of the Mansion Inn on 16th & H Street before they tear it down for a new structure.
Music Makers is a 8 week workshop designed to provide young children with their “first experience in singing”. Kindergarten through young second grade age children receive an introduction to and possibly their first exposure to music.
Mondays from 4:30pm – 5:20pm
Mosaic Law Congregration 2300 Sierra Blvd.
Class includes activities and games that include singing, rhythm, and movement using a curriculum based on the Kodaly model. This teaching method incorporates singing games, movement, playing instruments, and sharing each student’s unique voice. Also, children are not required to audition and can simply focus on having fun, making friends and learning the wonders of music.
Today’s evidence shows that children who participate in music class at least once a week develop basic reading skills faster and tend to have higher math, science and critical thinking skills. Music classes develop listening skills and symbolic thinking, as well as a means of socialization.
When you support Sacramento Children’s Chorus, you support the Arts in our community! The SCC partners with individuals, businesses, corporations, foundations and other organizations to continue to introduce children to the life-changing opportunities the arts can provide. We must continue to be a vital part of the arts community in Sacramento.
All gifts are tax deductible as charitable contributions. Tax ID. 68-0413156
You are cordially invited to participate in the Capital Choral Festival hosted by Sacramento Children’s Chorus.
This festival has been designed to be an opportunity for community and school concert choirs along with Jazz choirs to perform at Westminster Presbyterian Church and California State Capitol.
The Sacramento Children’s Chorus provides a choral experience that is fun and engaging for new and experienced singers. Singers are given opportunities to perform and grow musically in a safe environment. The choral setting is the perfect place for singers to meet new friends, learn proper vocal technique, and to make fun memories. I hope we inspire you to attend a concert, learn about the choirs, or find out more about our special programs.
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